I would highly recommend the writings of Epictetus to anyone interested in Stoic Philosophy, or anyone at all for that matter. Epictetus should make for an excellent introduction to Stoic Philosophy,... More > and the "Encheiridion" is an excellent introduction to Epictetus.
Possibly the most famous Stoic Philosopher is Marcus Aurelius, whose "Meditations" was written, not to be read as a philosophic treatise, but rather as a personal journal, complete with seemingly random entries and no apparent structure. Moreover, it is clear from his "Meditations" that Marcus Aurelius was greatly influenced by the teachings of Epictetus. In fact, according to Aulus Gellius, Herodes Atticus (who was Marcus Aurelius' teacher at the time) told Marcus Aurelius that Epictetus was the greatest of all the Stoic philosophers, which is quite convenient for us since most of the writings of earilier Stoics (such as Zeno of Citium, Cleanthes and Chrysippus) have been lost, probably in the burning of the Library of Alexandria.< Less

This book will help you make witting decisions in your personal development journey and bravely follow up. This means bearing the maturity to take a hundred percent responsibility for your wellness,... More > your vocation, your monetary resources, your relationships, your emotions, your habits, and your spiritual notions.
These personal development themes will serve as a great start if you're starting off in personal development. They'll put you on the correct track to be in control of any situation, accomplish goals and become a better individual.< Less

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